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> This article is a guest contribution by [aleph_v](https://github.com/aleph-v), an external contributor and developer of Pretty Good Payments. The work was supported by a Cypherpunk Fellowship from Protocol Labs and Web3Privacy Now and a matching grant from EF PSE. In 1991, Phil Zimmermann released Pretty Good Privacy, a tool that brought practical encryption to everyday email...

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Welcome to the February edition of the PSE newsletter! Here's what our teams have been working on. --- ## 🏗️ Private Writes ### Private Transactions Research We published an ethresearch post summarizing our findings when trying to find an alternative wormhole construction. We will also dedicate this month to hardening sonobe, in order to let protocols using our library able...

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**Summary**: Merkle trees are widely used in revocation systems for verifiable credentials, particularly in blockchain and smart contract contexts. They enable efficient and privacy-preserving revocation through two main approaches: membership proofs in a list of valid credentials and non-membership proofs in a list of revoked credentials. Benchmarks indicate that while membersh...

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*Thanks to Alex Kuzmin, Andy Guzman, Miha Stopar, Sinu, and Zoey for their generous feedback and review.* ## TL;DR - **The Problem**: Delegating ZK proof generation to servers often fails to preserve privacy, as the server sees your private inputs, though there are recent researches on private proof delegation [^2] [^37] [^38] to mitigate this issue. Ultimately, true privacy r...

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# Adding New Articles This document explains how to add new articles to into pse.dev blog section. ## Step 1: Create the Article File 1. Duplicate the `_article-template.md` file in the `content/articles` directory 2. Rename it to match your article's title using kebab-case (e.g., `my-new-article.md`) ## Step 2: Fill in the Article Information Edit the frontmatter section a...

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